Harvest 2023

[zeefarmer]

Harvest started for us in SW Sask yesterday. Fortunate to have something to combine, even though it's less than a week ago. The heat the last 5 days took a tremendous amount of yield. Alot of 1/2 filled lentil pods that are empty now that were used to fill on the main branch.

In other unrelated news, we have bin space for rent if needed.

[crusher]

Nice to see someone out of the gate. Have you harvested much in July before?

[goalieguy847]

Nice to see someone out of the gate. Have you harvested much in July before?

Yeeghhh that stinks. Sorry zeeman. Dare i ask how yields are compared to insurance avgs?

[BTO780]

Yeeghhh that stinks. Sorry zeeman. Dare i ask how yields are compared to insurance avgs?

Watch how you answer, the boys at CI are watching

[furrowtickler]

Seen several fields being harvested and a few done from Pincher Creek to Swift and north on hiway 4

Unfortunately your right Zeeman , there will be lots of bin space

[jazz]

Every year these guys post a crop disaster and then proceed to replace their entire line of equipment.

I dont know whats real in this industry anymore.

[furrowtickler]

There are many large farms in the same position in the SW that have not had much of a crop in 3-4 years but are flipping new machinery yearly and buying land like crazy continuously.
It is truly intriguing how they are doing it .
, it makes little sense to most of us average farmers

[fcr]

I have a neighbour whose canola might make 25 and right across the road canola is wrote off and they are spraying it out . About 2 weeks seeding difference , both same variety ,etc.. The later stuff turned blue then died out. What a crazy year.

[furrowtickler]

I have a neighbour whose canola might make 25 and right across the road canola is wrote off and they are spraying it out . About 2 weeks seeding difference , both same variety ,etc.. The later stuff turned blue then died out. What a crazy year.

Seen a lot of that in my road trip

[makar]

There are many large farms in the same position in the SW that have not had much of a crop in 3-4 years but are flipping new machinery yearly and buying land like crazy continuously.
It is truly intriguing how they are doing it .
, it makes little sense to most of us average farmers

Flipping to avoid payments.